TDs Allowed Per Pass in Coverage | NFL Advanced Stats
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Which teams allow the lowest touchdowns per pass in coverage in the NFL in 2026?
Minnesota ranks first in the NFL for touchdowns per pass in coverage allowed at 1.8% through games played November 3, 2026. Pittsburgh is second at 2.3%, Kansas City third at 2.8%, Green Bay fourth at 3.0% & Cincinnati fifth at 3.1%. Five tenths of a percentage point separate Minnesota from second place, & 3.5 percentage points separate it from the 25th-ranked team.
The top ten is the only stretch of this ranking with no ties in it. Jacksonville is sixth at 3.1%, Denver seventh at 3.4%, Seattle eighth at 3.5%, Tampa Bay ninth at 3.5% & Philadelphia tenth at 3.6%.
Seattle ranks eighth on the season at 3.5% but has the league's lowest touchdowns allowed per pass in coverage over the last three weeks at 1.0%. Atlanta is 11th at 3.6%, the Los Angeles Rams 12th at 3.7%, Houston 13th at 3.8%, Tennessee 14th at 3.8%, San Francisco 15th at 3.9%, Baltimore 16th at 4.0% & the Los Angeles Chargers 17th at 4.0%. New England & Cleveland are tied 18th at 4.0%.
Nine teams from 12th to 20th sit inside three tenths of a percentage point. Carolina is 20th at 4.0%, New Orleans 21st at 4.5%, the New York Jets 22nd at 5.1%, Dallas 23rd at 5.2%, Chicago 24th at 5.2% & Buffalo 25th at 5.3%.
How this ranking is measured
Of the 32 NFL teams ranked in the 2026 regular season, the top 25 are listed above, ranked lowest first. Touchdowns allowed per pass in coverage measures the rate of touchdown passes given up per pass attempt in coverage. Figures are as of November 3, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.
